Edward Dicey

Edward James Stephen Dicey ( MAY 1832 in Claybrook Hall, Leicestershire; † July 7, 1911 ) was an English journalist and essayist.

Dicey studied at Trinity College, Cambridge, and got there in 1854 the Bachelor. He wrote articles for the newspaper, among others, Fortnightly Review, and the Daily Telegraph for which he has been traveling as a correspondent in various European countries. In 1870, he took over for three months, the editorial staff of the Daily News. A moment later he was editor until 1889 for the The Observer. Albert Venn Dicey His brother was a well known lawyer and professor in the University of Oxford.

Works

Selection:

• Cavour, a memoir (1861 )
• Rome in 1860 (1861) ISBN 1421969890
• Six months in the Federal States (1863, 2 ​​vols )
• The Schleswig- Holstein War (1864, 2 vols )
• The battle -fields of 1866 (1866)
• The Morning Land, travels in Turkey, the Holy Land and Egypt (1870, 2 vols )
• England and Egypt (1881 ) ISBN 1850771391
• Bulgaria, the Peasant State (1895 )
• The Story of the Khedivate (1902 )
• The Egypt of the Future (1907).
• Spectator of America ISBN 0820311723